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Bakersfieldbubble, That is correct. However, at the auction, they say it is sold to the beneficiary. That is the bank, and you are correct that it didn't actually sell. It was foreclosed. But the auctioneer says "Sold to the beneficiary . . ." to signal that bidding has stopped. I just read an interesting column in today's LA Times by Eric J. Weiner. It detailed a recent case by a U.S. District Court judge in Cleveland who tolled out 14 forclosure cases. It seems that the mortgage loans were packaged as securites and sold, so the buyers owned the securities, not the mortgages themselves. Who did own the houses, or the mortgages? No one knows. I need to study this issue further, but it was a ruling by Judge Christopher A. Boyko on claims by Deutsche Bank. Crazy?
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